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From: gstiehl@convex.convex.COM (Greg Stiehl)
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Subject: Re: Calendars
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Message-ID: <1991Apr09.024520.27856@convex.com>
Date: 9 Apr 91 02:45:20 GMT
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In article <1991Apr8.164618.7459@engin.umich.edu>, geeb@med.umich.edu (Mark A. Gebert) writes:
>
> Does anyone know of a Calendar program that has the following features:
> 
> 1) Overlay Calendars.... The ability to look at more than one calendar at
> the same time.
> 2) Full Appointment Management... When someone other than you inserts an 
> appointment in your calendar... the Calendar will send you a message that
> person X inserted the following appointment on this day
> 3) Built to be used on a network... Sun's is a cutisy hack, since the info
> stored on machine x isn't the same as the info stored on machine y (ie. 
> geeb@hanson ins't the same as geeb@hendrix). Basically one central calendar
> depository.
> 4) Written under X11R4.
> 5) Can be run on a dec or a sun.
> 
> Sun's cm is cool but is really a toy in the business world.

Syncronize from CrossWind.  It has all the features you list, and then
some.  Of course, it isn't a toy, so you will have to pay for it.  Last
time I checked, it was $100 per license.  But, I highly recomend it.

-greg.

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Greg Stiehl (gstiehl@convex.com)
Graphics Software
Convex Computer Corp.